RE: Percieptible human effects of HV/RF/ and EMF

["Richard Barton" <richardbarton-at-caving5.freeserve.co.uk> (by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-uswest-dot-net>)]

Hi
      Yes- you CAN feel the presence of high intensity fields.
Some of the sensation may be through the fine hairs on the surface of your
skin. I noticed this particularly with electrostatic fields. But I also
noticed
a heating effect which is quite unpleasant, but whether this was on the
skin's
surface, or "internally" is difficult to determine, as it seems that "being
hot"
seems to manifest itself anyway, on the skin's surface, as sweating.

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Subject: Percieptible human effects of HV/RF/ and EMF


Original poster: "Christopher Boden" <chrisboden-at-hotmail-dot-com>

You probably could feel it.  In a strong magnetic field, movement generates
enough induced voltage/current to be perceptible.  A well known side effect
of MRI machines, which have a (typically) 1.5 Tesla field (that's 15000
Gauss).

1. Can a human "Percieve" the high powered emmisions of a Tesla Coil?
*Not counting the noise, light, or streamers, but the EMF? Even though a TC
is a Poor transmitter.

2. Can a human *without* any Aftermarket parts (fillings, pins, implants (as
in my teeth which have stainless pins into the jawbone) or other parts)feel
this? How?

3. Can a sensation, voltage, or pain be indiced in a human if they have a
metallic (usually stainless steel) implant in the vicinity of a TC?




Christopher A. Boden Geek#1
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